Top 5 Final Fantasy Games Performance on Android in the US - Q1 2022

Throughout the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 Final Fantasy games on the Android platform in the United States showed varied performance in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. This data, provided by Sensor Tower, offers insights into the trends observed for each game.

Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire from Epic Action LLC experienced a decline in weekly revenue from approximately $199K at the end of December to about $161K by the end of March. Weekly downloads saw a slight dip, starting at 624 and ending at 610. The game also saw a decrease in weekly active users, dropping from around 12.4K to 8.3K over the same period.

FINAL FANTASY BE:WOTV by SQUARE ENIX Co.,Ltd. had a notable fluctuation in weekly revenue, with a significant spike to approximately $231K in the final week of March from a low of $59K in February. Weekly downloads displayed an upward trend, particularly towards the end of the quarter, reaching 2.3K. The number of weekly active users also showed some variation but generally hovered around 14K to 17K.

FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS, another title from SQUARE ENIX Co.,Ltd., saw its weekly revenue rise to a peak of about $171K in late February before settling at around $98K by the end of March. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 493 and 779 throughout the quarter. The game’s weekly active users remained consistent, oscillating between 5.8K and 6.6K.

DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY OO also by SQUARE ENIX Co.,Ltd., observed a peak in weekly revenue of approximately $177K at the end of January, which then decreased to about $89K at the end of March. Weekly downloads showed a steady pattern, with numbers ranging from 1.2K to 2.2K. The game’s weekly active users increased slightly over the quarter, starting at 2.4K and ending at 3K.

FINAL FANTASY Record Keeper by DeNA Corp. had a relatively low weekly revenue initially, but it saw an increase to about $41K by the end of March. The game’s weekly active users, however, showed a decline from approximately 5.1K at the end of December to about 4K by the end of March.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.